Sentence examples for looking rotten from inspiring English sources

AFTER a heartening spring for Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, summer is looking rotten.

If tech and financial services are ripe for the picking, what's looking rotten?

When Apple was looking rotten a few years ago, some engineers on the project defected to Sony.

More than four decades ago, when Johnny Carson moved the show west, the Big Apple was looking rotten while Los Angeles had become the entertainment capital of the country.

Deteriorating ice has a gray, blotchy appearance and looks rotten.

But soon River Birch's deals began to look rotten.

They were building squalor — making new things look old, clean things look filthy, dry things look wet, solid things look rotten.

This sounds fine in the abstract, but when you actually witness somebody in the act of not suffering fools gladly, it looks rotten.

And things look rotten in the state of Denmark, where next week's referendum -- to be or not to be part of European monetary union, that is the question -- looks likely to result in defeat for the pro-euro forces.

But as the words tumble out, in the wake of relegation, Fernandes lays bare the hurt, the helplessness, the sense of betrayal and, overwhelmingly, the shock that comes from being up close and impersonal with an industry in which the core can look rotten.

When my father would spot an apple on the floor that looked rotten, he'd take it.